DIY White Christmas Art

Dreaming of a White Christmas? Add some dreaminess to your home with this DIY White Christmas Art

Do you have a favorite Christmas movie, or two? I have two that I would say are my favorites. One is a classic, White Christmas and the other is probably one you’ve not heard of, Surviving Christmas. I can’t remember how old I was when I first saw White Christmas but I would venture to say pretty young. It’s a family favorite and I remember dancing around the house singing Sisters, Sisters.

I don’t think I’ve ever experienced a true white christmas. Granted I grew up in the south, so a white christmas is a rarity. However my parents have lived in Ohio and now Michigan for the past 8 years but we’ve yet to get a white christmas. Maybe this year? Over Thanksgiving we watched White Christmas and it was my sister-in-law’s first time seeing it. I couldn’t believe she had never seen it, so we had to change that.

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I think we can all agree the song White Christmas is a classic so I knew when I was thinking about the movie that I had to create a craft that incorporated that song.

Supplies:
-Wood Pallet Board, mine was a small menu board I got in the Target Dollar Spot
-White Christmas Design from Silhouette store
-Silhouette
-Transfer Paper
-Vinyl
-White Spray Paint

Instructions:

The first thing I did was to purchase my design from the Silhouette store. You could design your own if you wanted.
Once I cut my design out on Oracle 561 Vinyl I weeded it and then transferred it to my board.
I then took my board outside and with white spray paint I swiftly painted over it with light sprays so as not to do a complete white coat.
Once the paint dried I removed the vinyl from the board and had a beautiful piece of artwork for some White Christmas dreaming.

I was so excited when I removed the vinyl and saw how this project turned out. I wasn’t sure how it would go, but it turned out beautifully and I think I’m going to add it as a feature piece on my Silver and White Christmas Mantle. It seems like the perfect addition.